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Friday, September 24, 2021
Archive Review: Redemption’s The Fullness of Time (2005)
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On paper, Redemption ’s pedigree couldn’t look any stronger – vocalist Ray Alder and guitarist Bernie Versailles hail from the legendary ban...
Friday, September 17, 2021
Archive Review: The Black Keys’ El Camino (2011)
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The Black Keys found unexpected success with their 2010 breakthrough album Brothers , which earned the duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carn...
Archive Review: The Rolling Stones' No Security (1998)
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Throughout their lengthy and illustrious career, the Rolling Stones have always been known primarily as a live band. Strangely enough, howe...
Friday, September 10, 2021
Archive Review: Black Sabbath's Reunion (1998)
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Perhaps the greatest of the primal heavy metal bands that walked the earth during the early 1970s, Black Sabbath defied critical expectatio...
Friday, September 3, 2021
Short Rounds: Marshall Crenshaw, Crack The Sky, Donna Frost, Mark Harrison & the Happy Tramps, Christone Kingfish Ingram, The Rubinoos & Jon Savage's 1972-1976 (September 2021)
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New album releases in 200 words or less… Marshall Crenshaw – The Wild, Exciting Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw (Sunset Blvd Records)...
Archive Review: Alice Cooper's Billion Dollar Babies (1973/2001)
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By 1973, Alice Cooper was one of the hottest bands in rock ‘n’ roll. Featuring the flamboyant on-stage antics of lead vocalist and band nam...
Friday, August 27, 2021
Archive Review: Justin Townes Earle's The Good Life (2008)
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When you’re the son of a bona fide Americana music legend, and named after one of greatest songwriters of the genre (Townes Van Zandt)...
Archive Review: Michelle Malone’s Homegrown (1999)
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Atlanta’s Michelle Malone is proof that you can’t keep a real artist down. After an ill-promoted, though energetically rocking Lenny ...
Friday, August 20, 2021
Archive Review: The Bottle Rockets’ Brand New Year (1999)
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Forever doomed, it seems, to working the cult-following fringes of the alt-country music scene, the Bottle Rockets return to the indie rank...
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